Pipelines And Turbines

In late 2025, the political landscape of Canadian energy shifted overnight. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that promises to trade federal climate policy concessions for Alberta’s cooperation on a massive scale. It’s being called a "Grand Bargain" that slices through the Gordian knot of energy and climate policy. But is it a breakthrough or a house of cards?Join energy and climate experts Jason Switzer, Leor Rotchild, and Janet Annesley as they launch a special multi-part series dedicated to dissecting this seismic agreement. Moving past the "hot takes," Jason, Leor and Janet provide their "cold takes"—sober, evidence-based analysis on what this deal actually means for investors, industry, and Canada’s net-zero targets.In this series premiere, the team explores:Who did the "giving" and who did the "getting:" The Feds got movement on carbon capture and data sovereignty, while Alberta got